WORD怎样实现文字竖排

一般吧，公司不算大

原文1《悔学》：“玉不琢,不成器；人不学,不知道.然玉之为物,有不变之常德,虽不琢以为器,而犹不害为玉也.人之性,因物则迁,不学,则舍君子而为小人,可不慎哉?”2《礼记·学记》玉不琢,不成器.人不学,不知道.是故古之王...

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迅雷设置里面有默认的存储路径，看路径在哪就在哪找。

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下载聚生网管软件.可以控制整个局域网

　　众所周知，阅读作为人类汲取知识的主要手段和认知世界的主要途径之一，一度成为语文、外语等文科类学科学习的主要方式，而倍受关注和青睐。下面是我带来的英语长篇 文章 阅读，欢迎阅读! 　　 英语长篇文章阅读1 　　寒武纪大爆发 动物王国出现 　　Science and technology 　　The Cambrian explosion 　　Kingdom come 　　Chinese palaeontologists hope to explain the rise of the animals 　　AMONG the mysteries of evolution, one of the most profound is what exactly happened at the beginning of the Cambrian period. 　　Before that period, which started 541m years ago and ran on for 56m years, life was a modest thing. 　　Bacteria had been around for about 3 billion years, but for most of this time they had had the Earth to themselves. 　　Seaweeds, jellyfish-like creatures, sponges and the odd worm do start to put in an appearance a few million years before the Cambrian begins. 　　But red in tooth and claw the Precambrian was not—for neither teeth nor claws existed. 　　Then, in the 20m-year blink of a geological eye, animals arrived in force. 　　Most of the main groups of the animal kingdom—arthropods, brachiopods, coelenterates, echinoderms, molluscs and even chordates, the branch from which vertebrates went on to develop—are found in the fossil beds of the Cambrian. 　　The sudden evolution of this megafauna is known as the Cambrian explosion. 　　But two centuries after it was noticed, in the mountains of Wales after which the Cambrian period is named, nobody knows what detonated it. 　　A group of Chinese scientists, led by Zhu Maoyan of the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, plan to change that with a project called “From the Snowball Earth to the Cambrian explosion: the evolution of life and environment 600m years ago”. 　　The “Snowball Earth” refers to a series of ice ages that happened between 725m and 541m years ago. 　　These were, at their maxima, among the most extensive glaciations in the Earth"s history. 　　They alternated, though, with periods that make the modern tropics seem chilly: the planet"s average temperature was sometimes as high as 50C. 　　Add the fact that a supercontinent was breaking up at this time, and you have a picture of a world in chaos. 　　Just the sort of thing that might drive evolution. 　　Dr Zhu and his colleagues hope to find out exactly how these environmental changes correspond to changes in the fossil record. 　　The animals" carnival 　　Fortunately, China"s fossil record for this period is rich. 　　Until recently, the only known fossils of Precambrian animals were what is called the Ediacaran fauna—a handful of strange creatures found in Australia, Canada and the English Midlands that lived in the Ediacaran period, between 635m and 541m years ago, and which bear little resemblance to what came afterwards. 　　In 1998, however, a team led by Chen Junyuan, also of the Nanjing Institute, and another led by Xiao Shuhai of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, in America, discovered a 580m-year-old Lagersttte—a place where fossils are particularly well preserved—in a geological formation called the Doushantuo, which spreads out across southern China. 　　Portents of the modern world 　　This Lagersttte has yielded many previously unknown species, including microscopic sponges, small tubular organisms of unknown nature, things that look like jellyfish but might not be and a range of what appear to be embryos that show bilateral symmetry. 　　What these embryos would have grown into is unclear. But some might be the ancestors of the Cambrian megafauna. 　　To try to link the evolution of these species with changes in the environment, Chu Xuelei of the Institute of Geology and Geophysics in Beijing and his colleagues have been looking at carbon isotopes in the Doushantuo rocks. 　　They have found that the proportion of 12C—a light isotope of carbon that is more easily incorporated by living organisms into organic matter than its heavy cousin, 13C—increased on at least three occasions during the Ediacaran period. 　　They suggest these increases mark moments when the amount of oxygen in seawater went up, because more oxygen would mean more oxidisation of buried organic matter. That would liberate its 12C, for incorporation into rocks. 　　Each of Dr Chu"s oxidation events corresponds with an increase in the size, complexity and diversity of life, both plant and animal. 　　What triggered what, however, is unclear. 　　There may have been an increase in photosynthesis because there were more algae around. 　　Or eroded material from newly formed mountains may have buried organic matter that would otherwise have reacted with oxygen, leading to a build-up of the gas. 　　The last—and most dramatic—rise in oxygen took place towards the end of the Ediacaran. 　　Follow-up work by Dr Zhu, in nine other sections of the Doushantuo formation, suggests this surge started just after the final Precambrian glacial period about 560m years ago, and went on for 9m years. 　　These dates overlap with those of signs of oxidation found in rocks in other parts of the world, confirming that whatever was going on affected the entire planet. 　　Dr Zhu suspects this global environmental shift propelled the evolution of complex animals. 　　Dr Zhu also plans to push back before the Ediacaran period. 　　Other researchers have found fossils of algae and wormlike creatures in rocks in northern China that pre-date the end of the Marinoan glaciation, 635m years ago, which marks the boundary between the Ediacaran and the Cryogenian period that precedes it. 　　Such fossils are hard to study, so Dr Zhu will use new imaging technologies that can look at them without having to clean away the surrounding rock, and are also able to detect traces of fossil organic matter invisible to the eye. 　　Besides digging back before the Ediacaran, the new project"s researchers also intend to analyse the unfolding of the Cambrian explosion itself by taking advantage of other Lagersttten—for China has several that date from the Cambrian. 　　Dr Chen, indeed, first made his name in 1984, when he excavated one at Chengjiang in Yunnan province. 　　It dates from 525m years ago, which make it 20m years older than the most famous CambrianLagersttte in the West, the Burgess shale of British Columbia, in Canada. 　　The project"s researchers plan to see how, evolutionarily speaking, the various Lagerst?tten relate to one another, to try to determine exactly when different groups of organisms emerged. 　　They will also look at the chemistry of elements other than carbon and oxygen—particularly nitrogen and phosphorous, which are essential to life, and sulphur, which often indicates the absence of oxygen and is thus antithetical to much animal life. 　　Dr Zhu hopes to map changes in the distribution of these chemicals across time and space. 　　He will assess how these changes correlate, whether they are related to weathering, mountain building and the ebb and flow of glaciers, how they could have affected the evolution of life, and how plants and animals might themselves have altered the chemistry of air and sea. 　　Most ambitiously, Dr Zhu, Dr Xiao and their colleagues hope to drill right through several fossiliferous sites in southern China where Ediacaran rocks turn seamlessly into Cambrian ones. 　　Such places are valuable because in most parts of the world there is a gap, known as an unconformity, between the Ediacaran and the Cambrian. 　　Unconformities are places where rocks have been eroded before new ones are deposited, and the widespread Ediacaran-Cambrian unconformity has been a big obstacle to understanding the Cambrian explosion. 　　With luck, then, a mystery first noticed in the Welsh mountains in the early 19th century will be solved in the Chinese ones in the early 21st. 　　If it is, the origin of the animal kingdom will have become clear, and an important gap in the history of humanity itself will have been filled. 　　 英语长篇文章阅读2 　　巴西水资源 无水可喝 　　Water in Brazil 　　Nor any drop to drink 　　Dry weather and a growing population spell rationing 　　BRAZIL has the world"s biggest reserves of fresh water. That most of it sits in the sparsely populated Amazon has not historically stopped Brazilians in the drier, more populous south taking it for granted. No longer. Landlords in S?o Paulo, who are wont to hose down pavements with gallons of potable water, have taken to using brooms instead. Notices in lifts and on the metro implore paulistanos to take shorter showers and re-use coffee mugs. 　　S?o Paulo state, home to one-fifth of Brazil"s population and one-third of its economic activity, is suffering the worst drought since records began in 1930. Pitiful rainfall and high rates of evaporation in scorching heat have caused the volume of water stored in the Cantareira system of reservoirs, which supplies 10m people, to dip below 12% of capacity. This time last year, at the end of what is nominally the wet season, it stood at 64%. 　　On April 21st the governor, Geraldo Alckmin, warned that from May consumers will be fined for increasing their water use. Those who cut consumption are already rewarded with discounts on their bills. The city will tap three basins supplying other parts of the state, but since these reservoirs have also been hit by drought and supply hydropower plants, fears of blackouts are rising. 　　Without a downpour, Sabesp, the state water utility, expects Cantareira"s levels to sink beneath the pipes which link reservoirs to consumers a week after S?o Paulo hosts the opening game of the football World Cup on June 12th. To tide the city over until rains resume in November, it is installing kit to pump half of the 400 billion litres of reserves beneath the pipes, at a cost of 80m reais. The company says this “dead volume”, never before used, is perfectly treatable. Some experts have expressed concerns about its quality. 　　Mr Alckmin has not ruled out tightening the spigots. Flow from taps in parts of S?o Paulo has already become a trickle, for which Sabesp blames maintenance work. Widespread cuts could hurt the governor"s re-election bid in October. Hours after he announced the latest measures, a thirsty mob set fire to a bus. 　　Paulistanos use more water than most Brazilians, but lose less of it to leaks: 35%, compared with a national average of 39%. Sabesp, listed on the New York Stock Exchange but majority-owned by the state government, is a paragon of good governance, says John Briscoe, a water expert at Harvard and a former head of the World Bank mission in Brazil. 　　The problem exposed by the drought is that supply has not kept pace with the rising urban population. Facing a jumble of overlapping municipal, state and federal regulations, investment in storage, distribution and treatment has lagged behind. And not just in S?o Paulo; the national water regulator has warned that 16 projects in the ten biggest cities must be completed by 2015 to prevent chronic water shortages over the next decade. So far only five are finished; work on some has not begun. Short-term measures should keep the water trickling for now. But the well of temporary solutions will eventually run dry. 　　 英语长篇文章阅读3 　　德国公司的管理 董事会的多元化 　　Business 　　Corporate governance in Germany 　　Diversifying the board 　　German boards have long been cosy men"s clubs. But things are changing 　　HERMANN JOSEF ABS liked to joke, What"s the difference between a doghouse and the supervisory board? 　　The doghouse is for the dog; the supervisory board is for the cat. 　　For those unfamiliar with the nuances of German humour, for the cat is slang for something like trash. 　　The late banker would know: while running Deutsche Bank from 1957 to 1967, he also sat on dozens of supervisory boards. 　　This was the peak of Deutschland AG, a clique of long-serving bosses, autocratic chairmen, do-nothing board members and their financier friends. 　　Big German companies" supervisory boards are supposed to act as a check on their management boards. 　　But in practice their relations were too cosy for this. 　　This past year the stumbles of two titans seemed to highlight how much corporate power is still concentrated in few hands in the Germanspeaking world. 　　As 2013 began Gerhard Cromme was chairman of the supervisory boards of both Siemens, an industrial conglomerate, and ThyssenKrupp, a steelmaker. 　　But big losses at foreign mills and heavy fines over a cartel case cost him the chairmanship at ThyssenKrupp. 　　Then in July, a boardroom bunfight at Siemens ended with the departure of Peter Lscher, the chief executive. 　　Mr Cromme belatedly called for his firing—but only after hiring him and protecting him for years. 　　Josef Ackermann, a Swiss former boss of Deutsche Bank and a Siemens board member, had defended Mr Lscher. 　　When Mr Lscher went, so did he. 　　Shortly before this he had quit as chairman of Zurich, a Swiss insurer, whose chief financial officer had committed suicide, leaving a note berating Mr Ackermann. 　　Now he has no big corporate job, there have been reports that Mr Ackermann may have to step down as

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原文1《悔学》：“玉不琢，不成器；人不学，不知道。然玉之为物，有不变之常德，虽不琢以为器，而犹不害为玉也。人之性，因物则迁，不学，则舍君子而为小人，可不慎哉？”2《礼记·学记》玉不琢，不成器。人不学，不知道。是故古之王者，建国君民，教学为先。《兑命》曰：“念终始典于学。”其此之谓乎！【译文】 玉石不经过琢磨，就不能用来做器物。人不通过学习，就不懂得道理。因此，古代的君王建立国家，治理民众，都把教育当作首要的事情。《尚书.说命》中说：“自始自终想着学习。”大概就是说的这个意思吧。

xuelei城市：南京注册日期：09-03-22 TA的 打听回答酵母菌，为真核细胞：细胞中有细胞核，和不同种类的细胞器；酵母本身含有多种营养成分，可增加馒头、花卷的营养成分。用酵母粉发面简便易行，揉和好，搁置几小时就可蒸制出美味馒头。不会对身体有害的。过期的酵母发不起来,且有害健康所以还是不要用了.2011-12-22 13:16:23

描写准备很久的词语1.形容“为一次成果而准备很久”的成语有哪些韬光养晦，蓄势待发，翘首以盼，顿学累功，锲而不舍。1，韬光养晦，拼音；（taoguangyanghui）释义；隐藏才能，不使外露。造句；小王几年来韬光养晦，积累了大量的知识。2，蓄势待发，拼音；（xushidaifa）释义；指随时准备进攻。原意是半蹲着的人随时准备站起来冲出去。造句；如果你感到自己整洁光鲜、蓄势待发，那么就更可能取得成效。3，翘首以盼，拼音；（qiaoshouyipan）释义；仰着脖子等待着出现，很急切地希望看到某人某事的出现。造句；在华盛顿有许多人翘首以盼着就职典礼，他们很高兴在此等候，许多人会睡在帆布床上，陪着朋友家人。4，顿学累功，拼音；（dunxueleigong）释义；愚笨的人只要刻苦学习，也能取得成就。造句；学而时习之学过的内容要经常复习它。顿学累功愚笨的人只要刻苦学习，也能取得成就。5，锲而不舍，拼音；（qierbushe）释义；不停地雕刻。比喻坚持不懈。造句；他认定的目标就会锲而不舍地坚持下去，从不在乎别人的挖苦。2.关于“为了某事而准备很久”的成语蓄谋已久。读音：蓄谋已久[xùmóuyǐjiǔ]释义：蓄，谋划。谋，计划。指为了某件事情谋划了很久。出处：《谷梁传·隐公元年》："何甚乎郑伯？甚郑伯之处心积虑成于杀也。"造句：1.他这样显然是蓄谋已久的挑衅行为。2.国民党反动派蓄谋已久的反共大计落空了。3.成长是场蓄谋已久的阴谋，错了便是错了。4.相遇总是猝不及防，而离别多是蓄谋已久。5.一场蓄谋已久的神战，恶人各有所求，唯有正义凛然。6.无论它是意外发生的还是蓄谋已久的，对此我们都无能为力。3.描述时间要很久的成语【成语】：旷日持久【拼音】：kuàngrìchíjiǔ【解释】：旷：荒废，耽误。荒废时间，拖得很久。【出处】：《战国策·赵策四》：“今得强赵之兵，以杜燕将，旷日持久，数岁，令士大夫余子之力，尽于沟垒。”【示例】：这厮们死守不出，便要~。清·陈忱《水浒后传》第十八回【近义词】：经年累月、长此以往、长年累月【反义词】：昙花一现、弹指之间、电光火石【语法】：作谓语、宾语、定语；指长期拖延【成语故事】：战国时期，燕国把有勇有谋的荣封为高阳君，让他带兵攻打赵国。赵王听说后便与平原君赵胜商量，准备三座城池给齐国以换取齐国大将安平君田单做赵国的大将。赵国大将马服君赵奢不服，坚持要打一场旷日持久的战争，赵王不允

在linux下用指令就可以获取啊，用脚本写很快的

cad里很简单了,那几个符号你画都画出来了.如果安装了天正建筑,字库里就有了,很容易的.

蛇化龙行贵人助，吉兆。

厚积薄发[hòu jī bó fā]释义：厚积指大量地、充分地积蓄；薄发指喷薄而出。厚积薄发形容只有准备充分才能办好事情。整装待发[ zhěng zhuāng dài fā ]释义：整理好行装，等待出发。累足成步 [ lěi zú chéng bù ]释义：比喻不断积累，便能成功。稳扎稳打 [ wěn zhā wěn dǎ ]释义：扎：安营。稳当而有把握地打击敌人。比喻有把握、有步骤地工作。水滴石穿 [ shuǐ dī shí chuān ]释义：水不停地滴，石头也能被滴穿。 比喻只要有恒心，不断努力，事情就一定能成功。

百年大计教育为本我猜是牛

《信号与系统》答案(第四版，吴大正)第一章~第二章10xiao/html/daxuekechengdaan/gongxueleikechengdaan/200811/27-1741 《信号与系统》答案(第四版，吴大正)第三章~第四章10xiao/html/daxuekechengdaan/gongxueleikechengdaan/200811/27-1742 《信号与系统》答案(第四版，吴大正)第五章~第六章10xiao/html/daxuekechengdaan/gongxueleikechengdaan/200811/27-1743 《信号与系统》答案(第四版，吴大正)第七章~第八章10xiao/html/daxuekechengdaan/gongxueleikechengdaan/200811/27-1744

xueleit涛的回答很对，装多个浏览器没必要的

你在安装系统的时候看嘛,有给电脑分区的啊?

用辅助软件, 比如p2p终结者.

那你下载的文件却东西,在XUELEI.COM上下一个就可以了

迅雷下载地址可以么？已发，请注意查收

Good night的意思是晚安。For a moment if you hurry back to dad slept, Tang Xuelei isn"t to say you have a fever today. Pay attention to the body. Drink some hot water.那一刻如果你快点回到爸爸睡着了，唐雪磊不是说你哈

用专门下载工具试试。 不行就装个firefox.

这个不完全是sql语句,应该是嵌套进某脚本上的.

finaldata数据恢复

楼主名字咋打

1、aisle的读音：英[a_l]美[a_l]2、n.过道;(教堂、戏院、火车等座位间或超级市场货架间的)走道;3、[例句]Thebestseatsareintheaisleandasfarforwardaspossible.最好的座位在过道处，越靠前越好。4、复数：aisles

九曲黄河万里沙，浪淘风簸自天涯。

hurry的基本意思是“赶紧”或“急忙”(去哪里或做某事)，可以用作动词；用作名词时的意思是“匆忙,急忙”,指做某事的紧急性。1.hurry的基本意思是“赶紧”或“急忙”(去哪里或做某事),这种“赶紧”“急忙”含有匆忙、兴奋或混乱的意味。hurry还可指通过某种方法来使某人更快地做某事,即“催促”。 2.hurry可用作及物动词,也可用作不及物动词。用作及物动词时,接名词或代词作宾语,有时也可接以动词不定式充当补足语的复合宾语。 3.“hurry and ...”结构常用于祈使句,其中的and一般不省略。 She hurried to the airport.她匆匆赶往机场。 He picked up his bag and hurried off along the platform.他拿起提包沿着站台匆忙地走了。 Don"t let anyone hurry you into making a decision.不要在任何人的催促下匆促作出决定。 4.hurry用作名词时的意思是“匆忙,急忙”,指做某事的紧急性。 5.hurry通常用作不可数名词,但有时其前可加不定冠词。in a hurry和in no hurry的意思是“赶忙”和“不急忙”,其后可接for引起的短语或动词不定式表示急于达到目标或目的,一般用在系动词be后作表语,可用在there be结构中作主语。 6.in a hurry多用来指行动“匆忙”,但忙中不一定出错; in one"s hurry则通常指忙中出错。 In his hurry, his bike ran against a tree.匆忙中,他的自行车撞树上了。 He was in a hurry to leave.他急切地要离开。 You must avoid making decisions in a hurry .你千万不可仓促做出决定。 7.在肯定句中可以连用副词up，但在否定句中通常不连用up。 Hurry up.快点。 He told us to hurry up. 他叫我们赶快。

1、苏州园林的兴起，缘于苏州人的“退隐文化”。他们或是官场失意厌倦了政治，或是躲避战乱，或是受魏晋遗风的影响，他们退隐于市，建园筑墅，来做泽畔渔翁，领受清风明月。2、小桥流水人家。“君到姑苏见，人家尽枕河；古宫闲地少，水巷小桥多。”唐代诗人杜荀鹤给我们描绘了一个令人迷醉的江南水乡之梦。苏州是一座清丽婉约的小城，四处可见。3、沐浴花海、体验花文化，这是苏州现代农业赋予品质生活新的内涵。逛年宵花会、感受节庆里的花海，你不用飞到广州或是云南；看成片的玫瑰花海，你不必远行去欧洲某个国家；油菜花里放一场风筝，又何必挤到婺源；千灯花木谷，不止是春暖花开，而是花开四季。不论何时，你都可以来这里赴一场“花的约会”。4、人家临水而居，水上有着千姿百态的小石桥。那些石板桥、石拱桥大多构思精巧，形态各异，新颖别致，周庄的双桥古朴简洁，吴门桥高雅秀丽，江村桥如长虹卧波，宝带桥似柔软玉带……它们和岸边的那些树木花草相互映衬着倒映在水中，成为苏州最具特色的一景。5、如果说北方山水的美像一杯烈酒的话，那毫无疑问苏州的美就像一杯才沏好不久的茉莉花茶，清丽，淡雅，令人回味。苏州的美在于水的灵动，山的俊俏吧，苏州有太多景点值得你去，让我们领略她的魅力吧。

sorry, thats way too long

aisle一般来说比passage更窄：）

hurry的中文翻译以下结果由译典通提供词典解释及物动词vt.1.使赶紧;催促Thesalesmanhurriedthecustomertomakeachoice.售货员催促顾客作出选择。2.急派Thesickchildwashurriedtothehospital.生病的小孩被赶紧送往医院。不及物动词vi.1.赶紧;匆忙Shehurriedhometotellthemthenews.她匆匆回家告诉他们这一消息。名词n.[U]1.急忙;仓促;忙乱Inherhurrysheforgottoleaveherphonenumber.匆忙间她忘了留下电话号码。2.(用于否定句和疑问句)必须赶快[+to-v]Thereisnohurrytomakeadecision.没有必要匆忙作出决定。3.渴望,急切Shewasinahurrytoseeherchild.她急切地想见到她的孩子。

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hurry [hur·ry || "hɜrɪ /"hʌrɪ]n. 匆忙, 急促, 急忙v. 赶紧; 匆忙; 使赶紧; 急派; 催促

李白：君不见黄河之水天上来，奔流到海不复回---将进酒欲渡黄河冰塞川，将登太行雪满山。---行路难王之涣：白日依山尽，黄河入海流。欲穷千里目，更上一层楼。---登鹳雀楼

及物动词 vt. 1.使赶紧;催促The salesman hurried the customer to make a choice. 售货员催促顾客作出选择。 2.急派The sick child was hurried to the hospital. 生病的小孩被赶紧送往医院。 不及物动词 vi. 1.赶紧;匆忙She hurried home to tell them the news. 她匆匆回家告诉他们这一消息。 名词 n. [U]1.急忙;仓促;忙乱In her hurry she forgot to leave her phone number. 匆忙间她忘了留下电话号码。 2.(用于否定句和疑问句)必须赶快[+to-v]There is no hurry to make a decision. 没有必要匆忙作出决定。 3.渴望,急切

#是英文里的number sign，是记数字的aisle是过道，那就是12号过道bin是箱子，垃圾桶，那就是4号箱子，垃圾桶总体来看，这可能是记一个地点，12号街，第4个垃圾桶处

怒vcn三笔空格键。

hurry[英][ˈhʌri][美][ˈhɜ:ri]vt.& vi.仓促（做某事）; 催促; （朝某方向）迅速移动; 迅速处理; n.匆忙，急忙; 第三人称单数：hurries过去分词：hurried现在进行时：hurrying过去式：hurried例句:1.Some motorists were in too big of a hurry to stop. 一些司机是如此匆忙，连一丝闲暇也没有。2.Nor are they in a hurry to open up to an etymologist. 更不用说他们会匆忙的展现一个词源学。

1、黄河之水天上来，奔流到海不复回。——李白《将进酒》白话文意思：那黄河之水犹如从天上倾泻而来，波涛翻滚直奔大海从来不会再往回流。2、长堤春水绿悠悠，畎入漳河一道流。——王之涣《宴词》白话文意思：长堤下，春水碧明一片悠悠，和漳河一起慢慢流。3、黄河如丝天际来。——李白《西岳云台歌送丹丘子》白话文意思：远望，黄河像细丝一样，弯曲迂回地从天边蜿蜒而来。4、翩翩之燕，远集西羌，高山峨峨，河水泱泱。——王昭君《怨词》白话文意思：翩翩起舞的紫燕，飞向那遥远的西羌。5、将军发白马，旌节度黄河。——李白《发白马》白话文意思：将军从白马津出发，张展旌旗跨渡黄河。6、山随平野尽，江入大江流。——李白《渡荆门送别》白话文意思：山随着平坦广阔的原野的出现逐渐消失，江水在一望无际的原野中奔流。7、如今直上银河去，同到牵牛织女家。——刘禹锡《浪淘沙·九曲黄河万里沙》白话文意思：如今好像要直飞上高空的银河，请你带上我一起去寻访牛郎织女的家。8、搴帷拜母河梁去，白发愁看泪眼枯。——黄景仁《别老母》白话文意思：即将去往河梁，掀起门帘依依不舍的与母亲告别，愁容满面，凄切悲凉，欲哭无泪。

1、aisle的读音：英[aɪl]美[aɪl] 2、n.过道; (教堂、戏院、火车等座位间或超级市场货架间的)走道; 3、[例句]The best seats are in the aisle and as far forward as possible.最好的座位在过道处，越靠前越好。 4、复数：aisles

1、狂风怒号[kuáng fēng nù háo]：大风刮得像发怒一样号叫。出自唐·杜甫《茅屋为秋风所破歌》：“八月秋高风怒号；卷我屋上三重茅。”2、愠怒[yùn nù]：怒恨、生气。3、激怒[jī nù]：（动）（因言行、态度或外界情况）刺激使发怒。4、怒叱[nù chì]：气愤地指责、谩骂。5、迁怒[qiān nù]：（动）受气后拿别人出气；自己不顺心时跟别人生气。

call:是呼唤、召唤的意思，在这里翻译成“召唤”。duty:是职责、责任、使命的意思，在这里翻译成“使命”。如果把Call of Duty直接翻译过来就是“使命的召唤”，但是对于一个游戏来说，这个名字有些俗，所以就译成了“使命召唤”

ka（一声）提只；麦日弱卜；扇佩

1、生气，气愤：～色。～视。～叱。～骂。恼～。息～。　　2、气势盛：～涛。～火。心花～放。　　3、中国少数民族，主要分布于云南省：～族。　　4、谴责：“若不可教而后～之”。

黄河颂啊，朋友！ 　　黄河以它英雄的气魄， 　　出现在亚洲的原野； 　　它表现出我们民族的精神： 　　伟大而又坚强！ 　　这里， 　　我们向着黄河， 　　唱出我们的赞歌。 　　（歌词） 　　我站在高山之巅， 　　望黄河滚滚， 　　奔向东南。 　　惊涛澎湃， 　　掀起万丈狂澜； 　　浊流宛转， 　　结成九曲连环； 　　从昆仑山下 　　奔向黄海之边， 　　把中原大地 　　劈成南北两面。 　　啊！黄河！ 　　你是中华民族的摇篮！ 　　五千年的古国文化， 　　从你这儿发源； 　　多少英雄的故事， 　　在你的周遭扮演！ 　　啊！黄河！ 　　你是伟大坚强， 　　像一个巨人 　　出现在亚洲平原之上， 　　用你那英雄的体魄 　　筑成我们民族的屏障。 　　啊！黄河！ 　　你一泻万丈， 　　浩浩荡荡， 　　向南北两岸 　　伸出千万条铁的臂膀。 　　我们民族的伟大精神， 　　将要在你的哺育下 　　发扬滋长！ 　　我们祖国的英雄儿女， 　　将要学习你的榜样， 　　像你一样的伟大坚强！ 　　像你一样的伟大坚强！ 怒吼吧，黄河！怒吼吧，黄河！怒吼吧，黄河！　　掀起你的怒涛，发出你的狂叫！向着全世界的人民，发出战斗的警号！　　啊——五千年的民族，苦难真不少！铁蹄下的民众，苦痛受不了！受不了！　　但是，新中国已经破晓；四万万五千万民众已经团结起来，誓死同把国土保！　　你听，你听，你听：松花江在呼号，黑龙江在呼号；珠江发出了英勇的叫啸；扬子江上，燃遍了抗日的烽火！　　啊！黄河！怒吼吧！怒吼吧！怒吼吧！　　向着全中国受难的人民，发出战斗的警号！向着全世界劳动的人民，发出战斗的警号！向着全世界劳动的人民，发出战斗的警号！向着全世界劳动的人民，发出战斗的警号！向着全世界劳动的人民，发出战斗的警号！

aisle的读音：美 [aɪl]英 [aɪl]。n.（教堂、戏院、火车等座位间或超市货架间的）走道。网络过道；通道；走廊。短语：aisle bay，侧房。aisle gallery，侧廊。aisle headroom，座舱内座位中间过道高度。aisle pier，侧房扶壁。aisle roof ， 侧房顶。aisle seat，过道两边的座位; 靠道座位; 靠近过道的座位; 靠通道的座位; 靠走道座位; 是靠走道的座位; 通道两旁座位。aisle stand，中央操纵台。例句：The autumn wind piped through empty aisles .空空的过道里秋风吹得呼啸作响。He haunted the clay aisles .它总是在泥坯甬道里走来走去。The aisles were packed solid .过道上也挤得水泄不通。The comedian soon had them rolling in the aisles .那滑稽演员很快就逗得他们捧腹大笑。He led the way through dark, box-lined aisles .他领着路，走过暗黑的、堆着一行一行盒子的甬道。